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I'm looking for a formula that can look at the highlighted field and only pull out the option I want. example in column 30 it will look at the highlighted column and if PLD is in there it will answer PLD and ignore everything else. The highlighted field a person can select multiple departments and I need to be able to separate them out individually is that possible?
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The below formula would accomplish this, if there is something more you need please specify
=IF(HAS([Select Additional Department (if Required)]@row,"PLD"), "PLD", "")
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The below formula would accomplish this, if there is something more you need please specify
=IF(HAS([Select Additional Department (if Required)]@row,"PLD"), "PLD", "")
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Worked like a charm.. Thanks so much!
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